Long Exposure Cityscape Photography at Blue Hour

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Blue Hour Photography and Night Photography Are Not the Same

I often come across people mixing up “blue hour photography” with “night photography”, but to me, those are distinctively different. In a timeline, SUNSET comes first, followed by TWILIGHT, DUSK, and then NIGHT arrives. The time between sunset and dusk is known as BLUE HOUR, colouring the sky deep blue, especially towards the end of …

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Photo of the Month (November 2024)

Photographed on 20 November 2024 at Shoushan LOVE Lookout (Kaohsiung, Taiwan). EXIF: 35mm, f/5.6, 30 secs, ISO 100. “Photo of the Month” for November comes from my family’s first trip to Kaohsiung, Taiwan. To be honest, this isn’t a strong image, but since it was photographed during the trip, I’m sharing for a memory’s sake. …

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Photo of the Month (October 2024)

Photographed on 28 October 2024 at Bayfront Avenue (Singapore). EXIF: 18mm, f/11, 160 secs, ISO 100. “Photo of the Month” for October is another Singapore skyline, but a bit different take this time by including Louis Vuitton Island Store into the frame. This wasn’t my planned shot, though. The surface of the water was very …

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Photo of the Month (August 2024)

Photographed on 27 August 2024 at Singapore CBD. EXIF: 22mm, f/5.6, 256 secs, ISO 100. Choosing a photo for August’s “Photo of the Month” was a no-brainer. It was a perfect day with “the good sky” and “the calm water” (for clear reflections), two prerequisites for any decent waterfront cityscapes. Ticking either one alone isn’t …

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Photo of the Month (July 2024)

Photographed on 29 July 2024 at Punggol Park (Singapore). EXIF: 35mm, f/9, 161 secs, ISO 100. “Photo of the Month” for July comes from Punggol Park, a suburban park in Singapore. I went to CBD for shooting cityscapes a number of times, but the water was somehow choppy every single time (not ideal for reflections …

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